US Immigration from Portugal

Hey guys, just wanted to know if any of you have had any recent experiences with re-entering the US with the AP document?

I am looking to visit my family in Portugal in July but I'm not sure what the whole current situation is regarding using AP. I know I can enter Portugal and have read on the website traveldoc.aero that I can re-enter the US but just wanted to be sure.

Thanks!

Hi all,

Now that I have become a citizen, I want to apply for a passport for both me and my 15-year old daughter. I read I will need her dad to fill out and sign the parental consent form, add a photocopy of his ID, then have it all notarized. He lives in the UK. Will they accept a UK notary on his forms?

Thank you!

I would like to expose my situation and could you advise the best possible solution.

I am an American citizen, born in USA and living in Portugal since I was 7 years old, I got married in 2018 in Portugal we have not updated any information to the US embassy, and now currently seeking to move to USA with my wife, I would like to know which procedures and forms need to be filled out in order to bring my wife with me to live together and also work. Meaning since I was 7 years old I have never moved back to USA only visit time to time. I only have a bank account that i have open in one of my trips in 2017.

Also on the form I-864 my income here in Portugal is less the poverty lines the only thing I have is saving account with some money and also my Car as an asset, I don't have anyone that can sponsor us.

My wife was born in Brazil, and move to Portugal in June 2008 she acquired Portuguese citizenship in 2015.

Do we need to translate all our documents to English? If yes, is there any certificate required for such translation?

We currently live in Portugal, can this process be made in Portugal and then we can move to USA or we can move to USA and process there? If so what procedure need to be done?

Hi Everyone
I'm kinda in Panic for what just happened yesterday and still can't understand exactly why my case is supposedly getting denied .
So to start i'm an immigrant from Portugal that came to the US in 2006 with a VISA Waiver and overstayed until now and got married back in 2018 and to which my wife requested me to apply for adjustment of status a few months after our marriage. My wife's a legal resident (Green Card Holder), everything it's was going well on my petition first I130 got approved after our interview, then after approval i sent the approved I-130 together with I-485 package including I944 and all other Forms, so a few months later got my Work permit and social security so far so good, less than 2 months later i received a letter stating my scheduled interview date (yesterday) and to bring every document that's been sent since the beginning plus some extra ones ''which it's okay if the Agent would bother at least to look at them in the interview'' anyways we got to the appointment on time and got seated for 1 minute or so when an Agent pass by us and told us to follow him and to raised our right hand and right after that asked my Wife if she was US citizen yet or no and she said not yet because of her English and in cold words he turns to me and said so your case will be denied.
And me in chocked asked, might i know the reason why my petition is being denied and he said because i Overstayed my Visa waiver and that i been working without documents i Explained that in my taxes returns that was sent with the packaged he can see i being paying my taxes all this years and that's the only way i can provide to our family since my wife hasn't been working since she has 2 minors from the previews relationship and they been home for Virtual schooling. And he didn't care no justification why i had to work, he just said that he will be sending a letter for me to appeal my case but didn't give much details.
SO at this moment i'm wondering if any of you knows any similar Case like mine or knows how to justify my "Verbal" Denial to my petition and what to do next before and or after the letter comes?
And if my case couldn't be considered as an adjustment of status why USCIS waited until the last interviewed to say it's not possible instead of them sending a letter in the beginning rejecting the application ?

Thank you in Advance
PS: i didn't get a Lawyer to help me before because of Covid, lawyers in my city weren't opened or taking cases"

Hi all,

When trying to register my interview appointment at the Embassy, I keep getting the following error:

I did receive an appointment letter from NCV and I am typing in the correct IV case number.

Did this happen to anyone or is there anything I am doing wrong?

TIA